QV75, Royal tomb in Valley of the Queens, Egypt
The ancient tomb QV75 contains multiple chambers with decorative reliefs showing gods, offering scenes, and detailed furniture representations throughout its spaces.
Built during the reign of Ramesses II, this tomb belonged to Henutmire, who held the titles of King's Daughter and possibly Great Royal Wife.
The inner halls feature depictions of Egyptian deities including Anubis, Horus, Ra-Harakhti, and Isis, representing beliefs about death and rebirth.
Located near the entrance of the Valley of the Queens, the tomb includes an outer hall, corridor section, and inner chambers with decorated pillars.
Archaeological evidence indicates the tomb experienced multiple uses, with parts of the sarcophagus later relocated to Medinet Habu during the 22nd Dynasty.
GPS coordinates: 25.73330,32.60000
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:25
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